Module 4: Who and What can you trust?

What does it mean to be trustworthy?

• Being honest and dependable.

• Making quick decisions.

• Being popular with others.

• Following the crowd.

How do you decide if a person is trustworthy?

• By checking their social media profile.

• By asking them a lot of questions.

• By observing their actions and honesty.

• By listening to rumors about them.

What information do you need to make a trustworthy decision on issues that impact your welfare or your money?

• Information from a single source.

• Information that confirms your preconceived beliefs.

• Information from reliable and credible sources.

• Information that is widely shared on social media.

In the situation where you trust your classmate's false information about a day off from school, what happened to you?

• You had a great time.

• You won a prize.

• • You paid a penalty.

• You became a trustworthy person.

In the situation where you bought the shoes without checking for a better price, what just happened to you?

• You found a great deal.

• You made a trustworthy decision.

• You threw away money.

• You became a skilled shopper.

What can you do to improve your ability to make trustworthy decisions?

• Trust anyone you meet.

• Avoid making decisions altogether.

• Never listen to others.

• Practice making trustworthy decisions.

According to the information, what is one of the highest personal goals any person can achieve?

• Making a lot of money.

• Being called "trustworthy."

• Becoming popular on social media.

• Winning a lottery.

You overhear your friend talking about cheating on a test tomorrow. What should you do?

• Confront your friend and encourage them not to cheat, encouraging them to make smart decisions even if it is more work and harder. If they still want to cheat, speak with the teacher in private.

• Ignore it and keep quiet.

• • Tell your other friends but not the teacher.

• Join your friend in cheating to avoid trouble.

You find a wallet on the ground with money and identification inside. What's the most trustworthy action to take?

• Keep the wallet and spend the money.

• Take the money and leave the wallet.

• Ignore it and walk away.

• Turn the wallet in to the nearest lost and found.

Your classmate asks to copy your homework because they forgot to do it. What should you do?

• Refuse to let them copy and suggest they talk to the teacher.

• Let them copy your homework without asking questions.

• Agree to help them understand the material but not give them your work.

• Copy their homework for them instead.